Macintosh Centris is a family of personal computers designed, manufactured and sold by Apple Computer, Inc. in 1992 and 1993. They were introduced as a replacement for the six-year-old Macintosh II family of computers; the name was chosen to indicate that the consumer was selecting a Macintosh in the center of Apple's product line. Centris machines were the first to offer Motorola 68040 CPUs at a price point around $2,500 USD, making them significantly less expensive (albeit slower) than Quadra computers, but also offering higher performance than the Macintosh LC computers of the time.

Initially, the DuProprio application only featured properties for sale in a list, as it was not possible for a library to display Google Maps in a mobile app in 2009. In order to create what is now a commonplace experience for users, our team developed a custom MapKit based on Google Maps Web to display the tiles of the map. We also had to add our own implementation of touch handling and native positioning of properties, because internet performance on mobile devices was terrible at the time. This shows how incredible technological challenges are sometimes hidden behind the simplest user experiences.

Apple released three computers bearing the Centris name: the Centris 610 (replacing the Macintosh IIsi) and Centris 650 (replacing the Macintosh IIci in form and the Quadra 700 in function), both of which were introduced in March 1993,[1] and the Centris 660AV which followed in July. Apple also considered the Macintosh IIvx to be part of the Centris line. The IIvx was released in October of the previous year, but, according to Apple, their lawyers were unable to complete the trademark check on the "Centris" name in time for the IIvx's release.[1]
Centris pallida typically feed on flowers that can withstand the hot temperatures of its habitat. These plants include palo verde (Cercidium microphyllum and Cercidium floridium), ironwood (Olnyea tesota), and creosote bush (Larrea divaricata).[9] The palo verde pollen is the most common, and it gives the bee bread a strong orange color.[7] Due to the large expenditure of energy by males during hovering and/or patrolling, they must consume about 3.5 times their body weight in nectar each day.[10]
Founded in 1993 and holding a permit from the ministère de l'Éducation et de l'Enseignement supérieur (MEES), the Collège de l’immobilier du Québec is the largest real estate college in Quebec. For over the past 20 years, it has welcomed future residential real estate, commercial real estate and mortgage brokerage professionals and also offers continuing education training. In addition, all the Collège's basic training programs are recognized by the Organisme d'autoréglementation du courtage immobilier du Québec (OACIQ).
Ces transactions, qu'elles concernent des biens neuf ou d'occasion, font intervenir des intermédiaires, tels que des entreprises (diagnostic immobilier, agence immobilière, société civile de placement immobilier, société civile immobilière, société foncière, etc.) ou des corps de métier (agent immobilier, expert, géomètre-expert, marchand de biens, négociateur immobilier, notaire, etc.).
Male C. pallida are able detect the pheromones which females release and use them to locate female burrows. When a virgin female is about to emerge from her burrow, she releases a scent that wafts up through the soil and is detected by the antenna of the males. This has led to males developing a very acute olfactory sense. Freshly-killed females have been buried to test whether sound also plays a part in male signaling. In these tests, male bees still dug up the dead females, proving that pheromone signaling is the only pathway. Males have also been observed to dig up other males. This shows that males and virgin females give off similar pheromones. Oddly, males also sometimes dig up other digger bee species. It is currently unknown why this occurs.[6]
est autocorrélée. Ainsi, un marché a des chances de baisser au cours d'une année N s'il baissait déjà au cours de l'année N-1. Réciproquement, si les prix augmentent au cours d'une année, il existe de fortes chances pour qu'ils augmentent à nouveau l'année suivante. Des périodes pluriannuelles de hausse succèdent donc, après des retournements du marché, à des périodes pluriannuelles de baisse des prix ;